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Norma’s Back and Enterprise
Adds Her Name to Its List
By Horry MocArthur
New firm names in the film news have been popping up with the
frequency of Russian vetoes in recent months. Up until the Government
decided such manipulation bore a slight resemblance to income tax
j evasion, many of these new names identified once-and-done affairs,
wherein a couple of stars and a director, say, would band together, make
and sell a picture, then pay the 25 per cent capital gains tax, rather
than the much higher income taxes. Some other newcomers in the
producing ranks, howevA, are corporations formed in much the spirit
oi me Riaywrignts company m Nev
York, by men who decided to ge
together and make the kind o
movies they wanted to make.
One of these latter is Liberty Films
in which Frank Capra and severa
other talented film makers are in
volved. Another is Enterprise Pic
tures, formed a year ago by Charlii
Einfeld and David Loe^. Einfeld, a
the time was a man who had jus
decided not to be head of the Warnei
Bros, publicity department an;
longer, in spite of an offer by thf
studio to raise his $3,500-a-weeic sal
ary. Loew was an independent pro
ducer, among other things having
been co-producer of “So Ends Out
Night”, and “Moon and Sixpence.”
* * * *
With the signing a week ago oi
Norma Shearer, not seen on the
screen since she made ‘We Were
Dancing” and “Her Cardboard
Lover” in 1942, Hollywood looked up
and decided that the partners had
selected the proper name, for their
cinema venture. Since Joan Craw
ford's rather spectacular comeback
last year, producers have been urging
an end of retirement upon Miss
Shearer, a long-time stablemate of
Miss Crawford's at Metro-Goldwyn
Mayer. A number of p>eople thought
she might return, if she returned at
Rll, to Metro, since she reportedly
owns a sizable amount of stock in
- he company. Her signing with En
terprise is not too surprising, though,
as Mr. Loew is a former associate
of Irving Thalberg, Miss Shearer's
late husband.
Enterprise started being enter
prising with its first move, which
was to acquire “Arch of Triumph.”
the Erich Mariq, Remarque novel
which virtually cried for translation
to the screen. Then they took over a
studio while others were combing
-he town for studio space unsuccess
r*-—-.
,! fully, and began to sign stars. Ingrid
Bergman and Charles Boyer are ap
i pearing in “Arch of Triumph" and
,' other Enterprise productions will be
made by Ginger Rogers, Barbara
j Stanwyck. John Garfield and Joel
. j McCrea. Mr. Einfeld seems to have
known what he was doing when he
turned down that raise and struck
out for himself.
* * * *
That recent visit of Joseph Breen
to Great Britain to tell the British
film producers about our produc
tion code has had some immediate
results. A visitor to the set where
Michael Balcon is filming Dickens'
“Nicholas Nickleby" for the J. Ar
thur Rank Organization, tells of
coming on a clear-cut compromise
between principle and the American
market. He reports the new bi
lingual technique used for the pro
tection of American movie audi
ences as follows:
“An actor made a small scene
using the word 'demmit’ all the way
through. When the scene was
finally shot to the satisfaction of
the director, it started all over
again. Same scene, but this time
the 'demrnits’ became 'dash its.’”
* * * *
The bulletin board: “The Kid
; Prom Brooklyn," with Danny Kaye
in the leading role, opened today
| at Keith’s. . . . Fallen Sparrow,”
! with John Garfield and Maureen
OHara. has joined Bing Crosby’s
“East Side of Heaven" at the Little.
Both will be replaced Wednesday
by “Jane Eyre.” . . . “The Curtain
Rises" starts its second week tomor
row at the Olney Theater. It will
be followed a week from tomorrow
by “Private Lives.” thfe concluding
work of the summer season, which
wjll be performed by Redge Allen
* who’s done it before), Bess Win
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Norton and William Leggate. . . .
Tickets go on sale today for Brock
Pembertons new production. "The
Magnificent Heel,” which comes to
the National next Monday night
with Peggy Wood and Bert Lytell
in leading roles. . . . Opening their
season next month with "The Late
George Apley,” the Montgomery
players will hold tryouts Wednes
day night at the Bethesda-Chevy
Chase Recreation Center, on Nor
wood drive, Chevy Chase, Md. . . .
Also starting a season in October,
the Jewish Community Center's
Drama Workshop will have tryouts
Wednesday and Thursday nights,
at the center.
Artist in Film
Salvador Baguez, iUustrator who
has done creative art work for Walt
Disney, makes his film debut in RKO
Radio's "Honeymoon,” supporting
Shirley Temple, Franchot Tone and
Guy Madison.
As a result of Director William
Keighley’s praise for his work in
"Honeymoon.” Baguez has taken out
a Screen Actors’ Guild card.
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing
Stage.
National—“The Show of 1001
Wonders”; 8:30 p.m.
Screen.
Capitol—“Smoky": 10:30 a.m., 1.
3:30, 6, 8:30 and 10:55 p.m. Stage
shows: 12:10, 2:40, 5:10, 7:40 and
10:10 p.m.
Columbia—“Anna and the King of
Siam": 11:30 a.m., 2, 4:30, 7 and
9:30 p.m.
Earle—“The Big Sleep”: 10:30
a.m., 12:45, 3, 5:10, 7:20 and 9:35
pm.
Hippodrome—“Madonna of the
Seven Moons”: 2:25, 4:15, 6:05, 8
and 9:50 p.m.
Keith’s—“The Kid from Brooklyn”:
10:45 a.m., 12:55, 3:05, 5:15, 7:25
and 9:35 pm.
Metropolitan — “Shadow of A
Woman”: 11:40 a.m., 1:45, 3:45, 5:45,
7:45 and 9:45 pm.
Palace — “Monsieur Beaucaire”:
11 a.m., 1:05, 3:15, 5:25, 7:30 and 9:40
pm.
—Pix—'“Souls at Sea”: 2, 4:45, 7:30
and 10 p.m.
Trans-Lux—News and shorts.
Continuous from 10:15 a.m.
Little — “The Fallen Sparrow”:
12:25, 3:35, 6:45 and 9:55 p.m.
Trans-Lux — News and shorts.
Continuous from 10:15 am.
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By Sheilah Graham
HOLLYWOOD.
Marie MacDonald, who accepted
her first date with Harry Karl be
cause he promised to bring her 100
sticks of bubble gum, is graduating
to a more expensive type of present.
Marie tells me that she has Just
received a pair of diamond and
platinum earrings and a brooch to
match from the generous Mr. Karl.
Marie had the baubles appraised for
insurance and the earrings were
valued at $1,200! Ditto the brooch.
... Hedy Lamarr had to keep work
men on her new house beyond
their regular quitting time, so she
bought them beer and hamburgers.
Then Hedy called their wives, • so
they wouldn’t be wondering what
had happened to dheir husbands!
Thoughtful and considerate, Hedy.
. . . Cornel Wilde gifted his wife,
Pat Knight, with one of those bright
town-and-country compressed sta
tion wagons for their ninth wedding
anniversary.
Don De Fore, who tore cartilages
in both knees at college when play
ing baseball and basketball, may
have to have them both operated
on because adhesions are causing
him excruciating pain. "I found
out about the adhesions,” says Don,
“when I was doing so much riding
in ‘Ramrod’.” Now (while starring
in “It Happened on Fifth Avenue"),
he is having the adhesions broken
down in hopes of avoiding any op
eration. “And it’s the most pain
ful thing I know of," says Don. . , ,
Keenan Wynn visited Katharine!
Hepburn on the “Sea of Grass” set
last week. He was wearing a sweat
er. “Mr. Wynn,” said Miss Hep
burn, “I wish you wouldn’t wear a
sweater on my set. You have me at
a disadvantage.” Well, if it’s any
comfort to Katie, she is one gal who
looks good in slacks. She has a
boyish figure.
* * * *
Linda Christians, who recently
speqt three nights in jail for a traffic
violation, tells me that the first night
there she was put in with the felon
group. On the second night she was
mixed In with ladies of easy virtue.
On the third night she found her
rightful group—traffic violators. It’s
an experience that Linda will never
forget. And, by the way, I didn’t
know until now that Linda worked
at RKO for six months as Linda
Van Loon before she was signed by
Metro. She’s the beautiful red-haired
friend of Xavier Cugat in "Holiday
in Mexico.” And she doesn't speak
a word! She doesn’t have to! !
Anne Baxter and Husband John
Hodiak are having a second-Jioney
moon—Jolui finished his role in
"The ArnRo Affair” last Thursday
and the same night he and Anne:
took off for Mexico for a week of:
deep-sea fishing , . . Joan Crawford j
was giving me some details of her!
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First Pictures!
CYPRUS INTERNMENT CAMPS
FOOTBALL’S PRO-CHIMPS
vi. OOLLEBE ALL-STABS
WMAL—Hourly Ntuitcast
fabulous contract at Warners. “I
don’t have to work In the hot
months of June, July, August and
September,” says Joan, who finds
the valley heat oppressive. Joan
also has complete say-so on when
her pictures will be released—so she
is spacing them but—one in April
and one in October.
* * * *.
Beverly Tyler has three beaus as
of this writing—Tom Drake, Vic
Orsatti and Rory Calhoun. . . .
Robert Mitchum had an accident
to his car. He can’t get another and
he can't always flag a taxi, so he
either hitchhikes to the studio for
‘‘Pursued’’—or he walks two miles.
An odd character, Bob. But fasci
nating. . . . Henry Fonda describes
his role in “Chicken Every Sunday”
as “Life with Father in a Boarding
house.” Henry says he can’t under
stand why he was offered the pic
ture—which he wants to do. “It
should have someone like William
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. . . Joan Leslie has lost her In
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John Huston wants his father,
Walter Huston, for the lead role in
his picture, “Treasure of the Sierra
Madre," but Walter first must go
on tour with his play “Apple of His
Eye.’’ There are no women in the
Sierra Madre movie. Such a situa
tion is always an inducement for
actors like the Senior Huston and
Humphrey Bogart who believe that
women are stumbling blocks to ac
tion—in movies, of course.
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BENDIX In "DARK CORNER "
HYATTSVILLE “SK/S
UN. 1230 er Hyatts. 0352.
Free Parking. Air Conditioned.
Last Day—At 2:25. 4:15. 6:05. 7:54.
9:40. DIANA LYNN. BRIAN DONLEVY.
"OUR HEARTS WERE GROWING UP."
MR A Rockville Md. Rock. 191.
n“® Free Forking.
Air Conditioned—At 3. 5, 7:05. 9:15.
RANDOLPH SCOTT in "BADMANS
TERRITORY."
MARLBORO Upp*r£°r;'T'Md
Air Condtioned—At 3. 5:10. 7:25. 9:30.
RANDOLPH SCOTT in "BADMANS
TERRITORY."
HIPPODROME K "Fm*
AIR CONDITIONED.
Doors Open 1:45—Wash. Premiere.
STEWART GRANGER,
PHYLLIS CALVERT and
PATRICIA ROC in
“MADONNA OF THE
SEVEN MOONS.”
LEADER mlxs'ui'3f
Today-Tomor.—Double Feature.
ROBERT DONAT. MADELEINE CAR
ROLL in "HITCHCOCK'S
“39 STEPS.”
Pins ALAN LADD. "SALTY O'ROURKE
rranr H13 Seminary Rd.. Alex..
IrUIMfc Va (Fairlington, Va.)
Phene Temple 10O0 for Information.
Ample Free Parkin*. Shews 7 A 0 P.M
•WITHOUT RESERVATIONS.”
CLAUDETTE COLBERT, JOHN
WAYNE.
SHIRLINGTON ”8UJr£?
Air Conditioned.
■NIOHT IN PARADISE,” MERLE
OBERON. TERHAN BEY.
•TATF Phone Falls Church 1SS3
Shews 7 and 9 F.M.
Air Conditioned.
“EASY TO WED.” VAN JOHNSON.
ESTHER WILLIAMS.
| pp A Treat for the Entire Family
““ Shows 7 and 9 P.M.
"NIOHT IN CASABLANCA.” THE
MARX BROTHERS.
AM HfCTflM Col. Pike A S. Fil
MUOlHiUMl nw. SI. OX 2999.
"THE GREEN YEARS." CHARLES
COBURN. TOM DRAKE.
menu <739 Wilson Rlvd.
WIMIM Phone OX. 14*0.
Air Conditioned.
EASY TO WED,” VAN JOHNSON.
ESTIOBt WILLIAMS.
ASWrnU 3146 Wilson Rlvd.
phone OXford 1139.
Air Conditioned.
"TWO SISTERS PROM BOSTON."
JUNK ALLY80N, KATHRYN GRAY
SON;
BUCKINGHAM S5
Air Conditioned.
"THE WELL OROOMED BRIDE.”
OLIVIA DK HAVILLAND. RAY MIL
LAND;__
efnr 2130 n*. own m.
HUB* Oxford 4244
_ Air Conditioned.
THE GREEN YEARS." CHARLES
OOBURN, TOM DRAKE
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Sr««.' Ada Indicat* Tim* Faatara I*
Praeated.
HOUDAYMATWEE
TODAY
ALL WABNEB THEATERS
AMBASSADOR
Mat. I Ml
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
HUMPHREY BOOART. LAUREN BA
CALL In THE BIO SLEEP.” At 1.
1.05. 5:15. 7:23. 9:35._
APOLLO 6V^Ne
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Matinee 1 PM.
i4»st Day—ROBERT LOWERY.
HELEN GILBERT in "DEATH VAL
LEY At 1:35. 4:40. 8, JOHN
WAYNE. CLAUDETTE COLBERT in
WITHOUT RESERVATIONS.” At
1:30. 5:50, 0:10
AVALON 96,2 H W
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Matinee at 1 P.M
Last Day—CHARLES COBURN TOM
DRAKE In THE OREEN YEARS
At 1:35. 4:15 6:55. 0:35,
AYE. GRAND949 ft & *1
Matinee 1 P.M
Last Day—BONITA GRANVILLE
MORGAN CONWAY In "TRUTH
ABOUT MURDER At 1. 3:40. «:20
0 CHESTER LAUCK in PARTNERS
IN TIME” At 2:05. 4 45, 7.25.
10. Cartoon.a
RFVFRIV ijSTTnT
OLYLMal u 3300 Mo, , r M
Parking Spare Available to Patrona
Healthfully Air Conditioned
Today and Tomorrow—RAY MIL
LAND. OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND In
WELL GROOMED BRIDE.” At 1:10.
2:5(1, 4:40. 6 15. 8, !):40,__
PAIVTRT 2324 Wit. Av*. N.W.
leHlaVMt WO. 2343. Mat. 1 P.M.
Parking Space Available to Patrona
Healthfully Air Conditioned
Today and Tomorrow — BETTE
DAVIS in "A STOLEN LIFE” At
I. 3:10. 5:20. 7:35. 9:40. Cartoon
CENTRAL <*£*,""•
Doors Open 10:46 A.M.
Healthfully Air Conditioned
Today and Tomorrow — GEORGE
MacREADY, NINA FOCH In "MY
NAME IS JULIA ROSS” At 11.
7- ft;S0- CRAIG REY
NOLDS. EVELYN ANKERS In
"QUEEN OF BURLESQUE.” At
12:20. 3 07 5:55. 8:40
COLONY *** &&£*"•
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Matinee 1 PM
Last Day—BARBARA STANWYCK.
ROBERT CUMMINGS In "THE
BRIDE WORE BOOTS” At 1:35
3:35. 5:30. 7:30. 9:30. March of
Time.
HOME «V.V*
Matinee 1 P.M
Last Day—RANDOLPH SCOTT ANN
RICHARDS in ' BADMAN S TERRI
TORY” At 1. 3:50. 6:36. 0:25 DON
PORTER JUNE LOCKHART in
"SHE-WOLP OF LONDON." At 2:45.
5:30, 8:25
KENNEDY STS/SSSS:
Parking Space Available to Patrona
Healthfully Air Conditioner!_
Today and Tomorrow—CLAUDETTE
COLBERT. JOHN WAYNE in "WITH
OUT RESERVATIONS ” At 1, 3:05.
5:15. 7:20. 9:25.
Pnm pa- Ay*, at 7«h S.E.
FR. 3200 Mot. I P.M.
Parkins Space Available to Patrons
Healthfully Air Conditioned
BETTE DAVIS ,in A STOLEN LIFE ”
At 1. 3:10. 5:13. 7:20. 9:25. Cartoon
SAVOY 3030cft\kNW
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Matinee 1 P.M.
Last Day—ROBERT LOWERY.
HELEN GILBERT in "DEATH VAL
LEY" (in color! At 1:55, 3:05,
4:45. 6:25, 8:05. 9:45.
crrn 8244 Ga. Av*., Silver Spring.
SH. 2540. Parking Space.
Matinee 1 P.M.
Last Day—TOM CONWAY. RITA
CORDAY In "FALCON S ALIBI " At
1 3:35, 6, 8:40. DENNIS O’KEEFE.
HELEN WALKER in HER ADVEN
TUROUS NIGHT." At 2. 4:40, 7:05
9:40.
SHZBIDM
Healthfully Air Conditioned
Today and Tomorrow — CHARLES
COBURN. TOM DRAKE in "THE
GREEN YEARS.” At 1:30, 4:30.
6:40. 9:20,
CTI VFR Ga. Av*. A Colnvill* Pike
alLVLIi SH JJ00 Mat ,
Parking Space Available to Patrona
Healthfully Air Conditioned
Today and Tomorrow — CHARLES
COBURN. TOM DRAKE in 'THE
GREEN' YEARS” At 1:35, 4:15.
B:.lo, 9:3o. Cartoon.
TAKOMA 4,8 8 Butternut St*.
IJIAUnA GE. 4312 Parking Spat*
Matinee 1 p M
Last Day—GINGER ROGERS. JEAN
PIERRE AUMONT in "HEARTBEAT."
At 1, .7:05. 5:05, 7:10. 9:15.
TIVnM ,4*h «■ Fork U. N.W
IITUlal co lgoo M<jt ,
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Today and Tomorrow — RAY MIL
LAND. OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND In
WELL GROOMED BRIDE” At 1
2.45. 4:25, 6:10, 7:55. 9:40. March
of Time.
UPTOWN Conn- Av*. A Newark.
vriUTYH WO. 5400. Mat. 1 P.M.
Healthfully Air Conditioned
Last Day—RAY MILLAND. OLIVIA
DE HAVILLAND in "WELL
GROOMED BRIDE.” At 1:25. 3 30
5:35, 7:40, 9:50,__
YORK Go. Av*. A Quebec PI. N.W.
a waan jj4 4400.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
. _ Matinee 1 PM
Last Day—JUNE ALLYSON. KATH
ER?NE GRAYSON. JIMMY DURANTE
in TWO SISTERS FROM BOSTON '
At 1. 3. 5:05. 7:10. 9:20. Cartoon
HISER BETHESDA
CORNEL WILDE.^LINDA nDARNALL WM
bvthe. constancy benDnit4Ajeanne
CRAIN. WALTER BRENNAN in
“Centennial Summer”
in Technicolor.
Jerome Kern's beautiful score Including
"ALL THROUGH THE DAY ”
I _At 1. 3:05, 5:15. 7:25. fl:40'
FAIRLAWN AMUSEMENT
COMPANY THEATERS
HIGHLAND 2533 ****»•s 1
Air Conditioned.
_T T?,?ScitLHoliday Matinee 1 P M
?H,Y1A„DE HAVILLAND. RAY MIL
tss^s; si
Air Conditioned.
__ , Special Holilav Matinee 1 P M
BETTE DAVIS GLENN FORD. DANE
j Safes. IJra " At
CAPITOL Copitol Heights, Md.
i 11 H| 074Q
Air-Conditioned. Comfortably Cool
Snows at o. 7, P. MARK STEVENS
! g&ssssK
CONGRESS 2931 SE
i CB&32 COBUF^N^TO^ DRAKE in
6THE GREEN YEARS." At 1:88. 3:55?
FAIBLAWM
Air-Conditioned.
G«s Rg». ffiM,
1ST.& ^^AT" At 1:15
ALEXANDRIA, YA.
HEBH 1723 KlnS St. Alex. 3443
Parking Space. Air Conditioned.
OLiVIA DE HAVILLAND. PHILLIP TERRY
in TO EACH HI8 OWN."
RICHMOND 8,9 Kin9 S* -Ale* 9225.
Mat Daily Air Conditioned
CAROL LANDIS. ALLYN JOSYLN in "IT
SHOULDN'T HAPPEN TO A DOG.'’
Colored Theaters
HOWARD _ Alr Conditioned
Opens 12:00 Noon
Stage: DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
andRorBchH?rIommy reynolds
LINCOLN
ggggSS&y0” ia BADMAN 8
BEPUBLIC o1c^m71
RODKER.T Air Conditioned
DWBU 1 Opens 12:30 P.M.
MAUREEN O’HARA. DICK HAYMES.
HARRY JAMES in "DO YOU LOVE
ME?"
BBOADWAT SS
JOHNNY WEISSMULLER. AQUA
NETTA in 'TARZAN AND THE
LEOPARD WOMAN.”
RAPHAEL 1409 *h *»• n. w.
uiriuiUi Qp#nj I0:4J A M
SYDNEY TOLER. MANTAN MORE
LAND in "SHADOWS OVER CHINA
TOWN.^
RIKAI IA 2i« p st. s.w. —
BUftllleUt Opens 10;4J A M
EDWARD O. ROBINSON. JOAN
BENNETTE in "SCARLET 8TREET.”
■HITT 26th 4 M St*. N.W.
Opens 12:30 P.M.
RANDOLPH SCOTT ANN DVORAK
in "ABILENE TOWN."
v ivcctam m* * »•«"«he.
UUVbdlUB Opens ,2:4J r M
MEPLE OBERON. TURHAN BEY i*
"A NIGHT IN PARADISE."
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